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.\" DlpReadRecordIDList.3
.\"
.\" Copyright 2001, Andrew Arensburger.
.\" You may distribute this file under the terms of the Artistic
.\" License, as specified in the README file.
.\"
.\" $Id: DlpReadRecordIDList.3,v 1.1 2001/09/05 07:29:24 arensb Exp $
.\"
.\" This man page uses the 'mdoc' formatting macros. If your 'man' uses
.\" the old 'man' package, you may run into problems.
.\"
.Dd Aug 16, 2001
.Dt DlpReadRecordIDList 3
.Sh NAME
.Nm DlpReadRecordIDList
.Nd read list of record IDs from a Palm database
.Sh LIBRARY
.Pa libpconn
.Sh SYNOPSIS
.Fd #include <palm.h>
.Fd #include <pconn/pconn.h>
.Ft int
.Fn DlpReadRecordIDList "PConnection *pconn" "const ubyte handle" "const ubyte flags" "const uword start" "const uword max" "uword *numread" "udword recids[]"
.Sh DESCRIPTION
.Nm
reads a list of record IDs found in a database.
.Pp
.Fa handle
is the database handle given by
.Nm DlpOpenDB .
.Pp
.Fa flags
specifies flags. The only flag defined so far is
.Dv DLPCMD_RRIDFLAG_SORT ,
which says to sort the database before returning the list of record
IDs.
.Pp
.Fa start
specifies the index of the first record to read. Use 0 to start
reading at the beginning.
.Pp
.Fa max
specifies the maximum number of record IDs to return. The special value
.Dv DLPC_RRECIDL_TOEND
says to return as many entries as possible. You may find it useful to
call
.Fn DlpReadOpenDBInfo
to find out how many records there are in the database.
.Pp
.Fa numread
is filled in with the number of entries actually read.
.Pp
.Fa recids
is filled in with record IDs.
.Sh RETURN VALUE
.Nm
returns 0 if successful, or a negative value otherwise.
.Sh SEE ALSO
.Xr libpconn 3 ,
.Xr DlpOpenDB 3 ,
.Xr DlpReadOpenDBInfo 3 .
.Sh NOTES
The Palm may not return as many entries as you want. In the author's
experience, the maximum number of entries returned at one time is
around 500. To read all of the records, you might need to call
.Nm
inside a loop, \fIe.g.\fR:
.Bd -literal -offset
uword numrecs; // # of records in database
uword ihave; // # of record IDs read so far
udword recids[FOO]; // Array of record IDs
ihave = 0;
while (ihave < numrecs)
{
uword num_read; // # record IDs read this time around
DlpReadRecordIDList(pconn, dbh, 0,
ihave,
numrecs - ihave,
&num_read,
recids + ihave);
ihave += num_read;
}
.Ed
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